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The blitz Book
On September 7th, 1940, the German Air Force set out to destroy London - the Blitz had begun. For fifty-seven nights the city was bombarded. Buildings were shattered, homes destroyed, men, women, and children killed. But throughout this black winter of 1940/41 civilian morale refused to crack - London was fighting back. 'When they hit this huge pub they must have smashed every bottle because the booze just poured out into the street and I distinctly remember seeing an old man with a cup, scooping it up out of the gutter'. 'She was buried for hours, and we could hear her swearing away down there. Can't think where she learned the words, a nice little old lady like that'. 'He was a fighter pilot ...he was dining with his wife when the place was hit, and she was killed beside him. He went … read more...
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